Section 4: Workday UI & Home Page Flashcards
Report of all reference IDs
View Reference IDs
Report of all integration IDs
View integration IDs
Put
You can reload and update existing data or add new data. Some only allow you to add new data and not update existing data.
Add/Update
You can reload and update existing data or add new data
Add Only
Only add new data
Update only
Only update existing data
Business Process
Triggers a BP
Get
Extracts data from a tenant
Implementation type
The implementation type represents a specific object in the system. Data is most often loaded or extracted at the type level.
Reference ID
Has two components: ID type and reference ID. Static over all tenants
Report to add or update Reference IDs
Maintain Reference IDs
WID
Workday ID is a globally unique identifier (GUID) that Workday automatically generates on all customer data. Workday IDs consist of a 32-character, nonchanging string. For example,
b0685b69d8ac412582c0a44d7973f707.
WIDs are unique within each Workday environment. Thus, the same Workday object has different WIDs in the Production, Sandbox, and Implementation tenants. In class, you will rarely use the WID except for organization visibility. This is a Global WID and is the same for all tenants.
Instance ID
Instance ID is an internal integration ID that Workday generates (e.g., 216$1). The first numbers identify object class or type (e.g., organizations). The last numbers indicate instance count.
External ID
External ID is a two-part unique identifier that is controlled by an external system and can change. External IDs consist of:
A system ID, which identifies an integration system in Workday. For example, ADP is a system ID for a tenanted integration system between Workday and ADP payroll system.
A value which identifies a business object instance. For example, W-001 is the external
ID value for the western region instance of the sales organization.
How is the integration IDs report different than the Reference IDs report?
The View Reference IDs report only contains the reference IDs. The Integration ID report gives
reference IDs and other ID types (i.e. WID